Eliud Kipchoge: My Sub 2 Hour Marathon (Documentary)

[@iFuzion77]

This documentary was originally made by the BBC in 2020. This particular recording is slightly lower quality, because I had an issue with rendering

[@ericrobles3004]

Intro song name?

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

Still a great docci

[@mohamednoor2976]

Great documentary. Thank you

[@JavedKhan-vt2gj]

😊

[@gabrielesquivel151]

Instead of passing out at the finish line this man ran around giving high fives with a flag on his back. He was projected to hit 1:59:50 with 1km left and ended up running 1:59:40. WHAT A LEGEND.

[@srinitaaigaura]

He made up those 10 seconds on the last one km running a 4:12 mile pace and sprinting the last few hundred metres to the end.

[@yontobaa5039]

What a gigachad

[@Jitar1]

If they make a movie about him it should be his race time to put things into perspective.

[@ebiluqmanluq5558]

@@srinitaaigaura q

[@huizhongxu4433]

This guy is not a human, he is god in hisguise

[@jamesoconnor9452]

This guy has more miles on his body than I do on my car.

[@bev9708]

😂😂 It’s crazy but probably true!!!

[@gragass8089]

T😢 tatata got😅s

[@gragass8089]

Tryj stress🎉 jd😅e they the joy t the t to😢 j ta🎉😅

[@gragass8089]

Luhh delyde tl

[@divyarawat5991]

🤣🤣

[@souravagarwal5787]

Softskills or mindset required for running - 1. Discipline 2. Consistency 3. Believing 4. Not quitting 5. Keep moving forward 6. Making mind more stronger than body

[@amarroy3847]

"No human is limited"- Eluid Kipchoge🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️ "The important thing is inspiration, not fame"- Eluid Kipchoge 🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️🏃‍♂️ These two lines will stay with me forever ❤❤❤

[@bev9708]

And after again breaking the world record at Berlin 2022 : “Pain is part of the challenge, pain is part of a race, any race in this world, and the moment you actually feel that pain then that's where success is. So the more you feel the pain , the more I want to stick in that pain and that's the place to be successful and actually accomplish your dream" ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@jesusrocha9856]

I was dead after my 4 hour marathon. Eliud ran 1:59.40 and still celebrated afterward. The GOAT of the marathon

[@bev9708]

Yep!! Trembling, nauseous, unable even to hobble to a nearby chair without help!! 😂😂

[@jesusrocha9856]

@@alex1088 yes

[@anderaginaga2]

​@@alex1088 All marathons are, by definition, the same distance long: 42.195 km (26.2 mi)

[@jesusrocha9856]

@@alex1088 my marathon is 26.2 miles. It took me about 4 hours to finish and I was dead after lol

[@siemniak]

​​@@jesusrocha9856 because it was your first 😂😂

[@yalarosae]

I came to see this after seeing him dominate the Tokyo Olympics. What a amazing guy!

[@jimc5000]

Yes same! Absolutely inspiring

[@user-xb7pt2ig4d]

Sure❤

[@anupammundhada7891]

Bro this man is the goat of marathon

[@lastbornrelic3430]

He's amazing

[@kyonas6047]

me too

[@kiprotichnixon2174]

Even though i watched him live, i still find tears running down my cheeks when i watch him crash the 2hour barrier. Truly inspiring. 'No man is limited'as he always say. A story of a legend.

[@theunknown21329]

His humbleness and simplicity of life is why everyone loves, respects and gets inspired by him. What a role model!

[@bev9708]

So true!! His kind humility is a true example to us all!!

[@JonniChin]

I still get goosebumps and shed a tear watching him in this video even though I watched it live

[@DirkKlapwijk-jw6vw]

Yes it never gets old!

[@jameswillis3603]

Why have 22 people disliked this, the man is amazing. Years later I still watch this non stop

[@proudgh482]

Losers I guess!!!!

[@tobysmith3674]

Maybe KZbin recommended it to them and they weren't interested. Some people give a video a thumbs down in hope that KZbin won't recommend similar videos to them again, whether or not it actually works this way. I'm not one of these people but I can see where they're coming from, having other videos on my feed that don't interest me.

[@shb5169]

That's why youtube updated it's dislike policy 😁

[@fat_eduardo]

The dislikes were people liking the video in Australia

[@SuperLio333]

@@shb5169 lame

[@mcdthedev]

i just love the unity in the running community they all come to support each other

[@TheNandomadrid88]

What a beautiful protect. All the best runners in the world helping Kipchoge achieve this herculean challenge! Great teamwork from all the athletes as well as individual effort from him. Trully inspirational! It makes one to really strive for self improvement

[@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743]

Yes it was great to see him get support from the best

[@Job3162]

I shed tears for this. Such a humble and inspiring man

[@greganikin7003]

Inspires me every time i feel lazy to go and get running my long run! Viva Eliud

[@issmansour]

Look up David Goggins for inspiration

[@thetravelerwonderfulworld9854]

The Tokyo Olympics have just been concluded, despite the delays due to COVID-19. Guess what ? Kipchoge WON the gold medal again 🏅🏅🌟🌟

[@rajeshkumar-wz4pv]

Even after finished line, still he has more energy left, no breathless, look so energetic. this man is really super humans.. he deserves more for this achievement..

[@janetrixodaya1565]

Wooooooow, I mean even after running that long, kipchoge finishes the run in a style. It's like he is just starting, so energetic with a great smile, what an incredible humble soul. God bless more and more🤗

[@Jenopurdy]

Eliud kipchoge is possibly the greatest runner we will ever lay our eyes on

[@hardertom]

Amazing! My favourite athlete ever, beating Bolt on my list. Dedication, will-power, love of sport and a smile on his face always!!! One of the greatest ever , a true inspiration for mankind! Thank you Kipchoge!!!

[@hardertom]

@@drbniles Why don't you read my comment before you reply on it some absolute nonsense? :D :D :D

[@Kongo-Slade007]

I'm glad in my lifetime I get to see this one of the greatest long-distance runner of all time !!!! The Impossible is nothing !!

[@wildsmooth9201]

Ran 1 mile in 8min and now I'm icing my knees.

[@OnyxWaterIvyBound]

😂😂

[@manueldelacruz4886]

But you have the will to walk and run..and thats already a victory!!! Ha e a nice day

[@akashrai7102]

Idk how hard they (avg marathon runners) train to get 3 min per km pace

[@stevestarr9769]

🤣🤣🤣 I feel your pain!😝

[@claverbusima3596]

😂😂😂

[@thomasschwarz1973]

It's you Eliud, it's also your culture, your music, your mood. Thank you!!!

[@enockmulenga5339]

Amazing feat of human endeavour. I salute you Elliot Kipchoge and having been to Eldoret so many times and seen the agony of working up at 05 a.m. even as a coach and running 10 km as a warm up, this goes into my archives. Keep your humbleness and use your fame to help more struggling athletes. Godspeed Elliot and your entire family. I salute you because you have broken the barriers of what mankind can do, given the chance.

[@anshitsinha1722]

Eliud*

[@pratikdevkar8800]

Such a humble personality acknowledging every individuals performance , putting team above anything always inspiring !

[@lequedicatsamarge4228]

I am quite sure I‘d have a good sweat on keeping that pace on a bycicle for 26 miles

[@thedudecube6954]

Idk how fit u are but I don’t think u could bike that fast

[@lequedicatsamarge4228]

@@thedudecube6954 well, yes, on my way to work I bike with a higher average speed (24km/h), Kipchoge ran between 21 and 22km/h. But my way to the office is about 3.5km, not 42 😂.

[@adamreebs]

13mph is fairly slow for biking. I'm usually in the 17-21mph for road cycling. Takes some good effort though

[@ItzPronto]

I think it’s beautiful to see someone master something. This is wonderful to watch

[@Patience2dream]

Wow not only is he a world record holder, not just in recorded history but probably in all of human history period, he's also living my personal dream of being a farmer while running with a community of friends and family in a beautiful environment, and he said he loves to read and contemplate and write down his thoughts in another interview. He's humble, down to earth, caring, smart, motivated and determined. What an absolute inspiration in every respect! Much respect and much support from Texas to this man and everyone that helped him along the way from coaches, to teammates, his wife, kids and whole family and neighbors, to his competitors that banded together to make this happen and everyone else 👋 Incredible team work, very heart warming and a privilege to be alive to witness 👏

[@WanKhairilRezaKamaludin]

The greatest. Absolutely describes him...

[@JamesRuga]

The guy keeps running even after the marathon 🤣

[@benpyne1228]

Still got work on the farm to do!😂🤣

[@SPECIALIZED95711]

So Beautiful, such amazing teamwork, training and dedication from all...🙏

[@StaniaMessanger88]

Bad things happened for better for those champions. Failure doesn’t stop them, but becomes a foot stool to that changes their lives. From 500m to marathon champion winner🏅. Awesome and very encouraging

[@srinitaaigaura]

Fun fact : Kipchoge's world record at Berlin last week is only 89 sec slower. He would only be about half a km behind just down the road at 2 hours. Maybe in cool conditions the next time it might be done. Absolute beast!

[@GyulaJentetics]

He is the #1 for sure! Congratulations 👏👏👏 Eliot 👊💯👍✌💕

[@kyle7833]

*Eliud

[@meshitzu2772]

it is Eliud

[@abdulgourani6824]

An absolute sporting legend, coming from humble beginnings and creating a legacy no man has achieved

[@bangbangboy8238]

He is a great person and down to earth. I love kipchoge like pacman in boxing

[@sundaybeatsrecords]

This guy is a living legend

[@JustSmile12223]

this man is a living legend it inspires me to run with no limitations ..best athlete in the world❤❤❤

[@TheIkaraCult]

Kipchoge is one of the greatest athletes of all time.

[@Doritheexplori]

I'm no mind reader lmao but right before he told the pace setters to move, he slowed down. And I said they need to move because they're slowing him down. After watching a few of his marathons, I know that he always has about three extra gears once he hits 30km. He's amazing. I'm so sad I learned about him at this late in his career but I'm also happy because for the past few months, I have been absorbed in all content about Eliud and there is so much! ❤

[@Ss-ck7ix]

He is so humble and kind😁

[@ksuffiank2khalid356]

Remarkable, Inspiring, Amazing, Heart warming, Superb!

[@johnconnor8612]

thank for video... i am watching this while running pace 8 on the treadmil.

[@L4BOO]

exactly what im doing rite now.. 10k pace 8, treadmill 🤣

[@udipstick-]

Beautiful documentary guys, thanks 😊

[@softpool1286]

what an absolute monster of a runner and such an incredible role model. definitely an inspiration to me, not only as a runner or endurance athlete, but to attempt to overcome anything I think might be impossible in my life.

[@pavanchennam4905]

What a sight to see the pacemakers cheering him on in the last km, truly heart warming!! I’m overwhelmed with this man’s achievements 🎉🎉❤❤

[@JG-fy2yw]

He didn't even break a sweat. Incredible.

[@johnnynguyen8355]

Eliud Kipchoge, you are my inspiration.❤

[@thekkshow8765]

so inspiring !!! I cried , happy for him

[@master214able]

An inspiration to all runners!

[@taingo3771]

I love your positive energy. Thank you

[@anonymous_1295]

Netflix makes stupid documentaries.. Wish they would produce this absolute gem.!

[@desmondng929]

i paused the video for his pacers to catch their breath

[@nathanielneshiez2570]

😁😁😄😄😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@luke1835]

I paused the video so I could catch my breath

[@MayorSom]

Shed a tear I did 🥲 Living legend!

[@LanceXBT]

wtf the fact that he can still smile/talk after the finnish line shows how much more he could have done

[@longdrive385]

He practice 100 miles / day fot straight 2 month he take rest day on Sunday with 25 km easy running

[@carolmaciel843]

My idol! 😭👏💯

He's a true legend!

[@noelbaker2532]

Goosebumps!! 🥲🎉💯🔥🙌🏿

[@tomforemanx1079]

Great commentary at the end, and how did this man not even look tired at the end, carried on running giving high fives, crazy 😂

[@markmamic8952]

Sport is the great thing we must charish, and this man is a miracle

[@CheeKiatTeo]

Amazing.. i would have to be stretchered after finishing a marathon much less run at his INSANE speed. And he looks like he didn't break a sweat, too! Absolutely amazing

[@sushantasoren1116]

He is really an inspiration!!!!

[@Neellssoonn1]

So beautiful village with Universal Technology and Biology...

[@whoareyou5278]

Man that run must have felt so motivating running with so many class runners who want you to succeed wow what a community!

[@AbhishekSharma-zj3uz]

For those who donot assimilate the pace ,90% of human population will not be able to run 400m with the pace he ran full marathon

[@123-k5o7f]

More like 99.9%

[@hamzasabri8924]

I am literally crying right now ❤️

[@gabbykhaled]

I will embark on my first-ever half marathon in a few weeks, and finding Eliud Kipchoge has inspired me beyond belief. The most powerful message for me has to be, if not now, when? Thank you for teaching us no human is limited, and I hope to see him run one day.

[@tongaimupedzi]

Eeey I actually have my tears running down as I watch Kipchoge racing towards the finish line in WR time

[@lucavignolo4038]

bro he is a really big inspiration

[@ACOG_batteries]

18th Airborne Corps (US Army) 4 mile standard time is 36 minutes. Think about this.

[@MashaRistova]

This brought me to tears!

[@fredom491]

Wow amazing 🤩. Very inspirational

[@clintstechtips6571]

For anyone who has not run or swam long distance before, I set this as a challenge to you to be able to do a 15km run or a 5km swim non stop in the next 12 months.

[@ripanbanik8942]

Intro was fabulous ❤

[@chintanpokharel3834]

He was still running after the race finished...how how

[@Williamtheartistt]

not even a running fan , but ngl this made me emotional

[@ShannonSouthAfrica]

That white guy's moustache slowed everything down....

[@peroperic5811]

I once ran a sub 2h marathon and then i woke up.

[@benpyne1228]

Once I thought I ran a sub 2hr Marathon and then realized I'd only run a HALF- Marathon!😱🤷🙄🤔😂🤣

[@siemniak]

Funny in my dreams I'm almost unable to run at all

[@josephmwando5015]

What a legend 🙌 👏

[@ajtam05]

He was just chillin into the finish and didn't break a sweat. LOL...incomprehensible.

[@mrcfp23]

He's Legend 🏃🏿‍♂️Eluid Kipchoge 👍

[@brokenfreddy7676]

I do change up my shoes very frequently mostly depending upon how my feet feel and if the miles are running or walking..for easy runs or if my feet are beat up,it's usually the Rebels..for medium runs it's either the Topo spector or Craft pro endurance..for long runs or racing it could be the Alphafly, NB Elite V3,Mizuno Pro or the Puma Fastr..for walking I use various Solomon,Craft,Atreyu,Saucony, Nike..because our weather is horrible 4-5 months a year I do many miles on a TM,elliptical or stair stepper I often switch shoes several times a day..

[@mypronounsarehewhothinksfo7083]

Unbelievable. Absolutely unbelievable.

[@ahkaivanbressis9661]

This should be viewed by everyone in the world !

[@stard00]

If he ran with normal shoes I would agree with you

[@gathonikobia4790]

@@stard00 what do you mean by normal shoes ...my friend stop the Jealousy ...dd you see the shoes lifting him or something of the sort or even driving him to the finishing line....you're a among the people who never see good in people ...that's a dangerous way to live man.

[@Martha-fluterunner]

@@stard00 in the end. It’s still the runner, not the shoes. Lots of people have access to the same shoes now but they can’t come close to what he can do.

[@stard00]

@@Martha-fluterunner Then make him use normal running shoes and look at his time record I think I am more interested in what the human body can do without relying too much on high tech shoes

[@stard00]

@@Martha-fluterunner Do you know about the Tarahumaras? they are a tribe that still runs all across Chihuahua (across mountains, plateaus and desert) on shoes made out of car tires! I am way more impressed by them

[@ramalow2000]

Wauw superman! Respect for him and so happy that hé made it

[@Anna-os3sd]

Wonderful to see Faith Kipyegon 9:41 She’s had an amazing year

[@ДмитрийШабалов-ж8э]

That's great! No human is limited!

[@QuiteLunacy]

18:44 This looks so strange to me.

[@philrbt2061]

He decide to accelerate during the last km. The rabbit who give the rythme was to slow for him and he decide to ask them to let him run alone..... Incredible mental conditioning of this super athlete...

[@katrinamcguire6889]

I just started running but my pace is sooo slow :( I bought some new running shoes as mine are 8 years old and make my feet sore. I am currently running 20-22 minutes without stopping but I want to be get better haha

[@manueldelacruz4886]

You can...i can help you with a light program ..have a nice day

[@drfeelgood94]

Get in there Katrina

[@srinitaaigaura]

Good start. Keep alternating between fast running and walking.

[@katrinamcguire6889]

@@srinitaaigaura thanks haha didn’t run for ages but fitness levels increased from stairmaster. Running now 1-2 twice per week on treadmill and now I run for 6min per km, 5km in 30 minutes as a warmup for lifting. Sometimes 45-50 minutes if I feel like it

[@GardenChess]

You’ll get better even Kipchoge started somewhere! Not sayinhg you’ll get to his level but you’ll get faster with dedication

[@souravagarwal5787]

- No human is limited. We can do more than we think we can do.

[@ФилиппЛетов]

This is insane that I live in one period of time with first man who run under 2 hours

[@bxmully]

Damn those kids run to school and back. We are slugs over here lol

[@busisakunene527]

This is beautiful

[@josephinesosingot-raisanen6743]

I cry every time i watch this

[@KuzaSokaAcademy]

Watching this documentary with 50 days left to my first 42km marathon

[@sunnygogoi5072]

Thanks for sharing such a great Video

[@nizamradzif]

When the commentator mentioned about the sun coming out and burning the road and it was at Austria 😃

[@realdeal139]

This guy should be the highest paid athlete.

[@elpasemah]

He should produce shoe named by himself like Jordan

[@charliewatkins4571]

Very little money in distance running as the vast majority of people in the world couldn't care less about the sport. Of what little money there is in distance running, the vast majority goes to Ethiopians and Kenyans.

[@siemniak]

It's like saying the best singer should get higher payment over an average one who fills up a stadium

[@thanhphongofficial7930]

@@elpasemahthat is right.❤❤❤❤

[@joeysonner2158]

That is absolutely impossible to wrap your head around. Wow.